Marblehill

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Marblehill, Dunfanaghy

August 2013

Marblehill is an attractive curved beach, nicely sheltered by the small peninsulas at either end. It is one of a number of quality Blue Flag swimming locations Donegal is lucky to have.

The water here is lovely and clear with soft sand underfoot. When we visited there was a bit of a breeze and some waves which the many surfers and canoeists surely enjoyed. There was a gradual wade in where we swam and the many young people in the water suggests this is a good place for families to visit.

There are steps down to the beach and there is access for wheelchairs/buggies near the shop.Lifeguards are on duty during the summer and there are toilets about 500 metres before the beach. Just at the beach there is also a shop and surf school .

All in all this is a lovely place for families to splash, swim and surf.

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Directions: From Letterkenny take the N56 for Dunfanaghy. About 5 kilometres after Creeslough watch out for a right turn signposted for the beach.

Ordnance Survey Map No. 2.

Tide times for nearby Inishtrahull

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August 25th, 2026

Time Type Height
05:44 high 2.7m
12:02 low 1.45m
17:50 high 2.93m

August 26th, 2026

Time Type Height
00:23 low 1.06m
06:18 high 2.86m
12:38 low 1.14m
18:24 high 3.09m

August 27th, 2026

Time Type Height
00:56 low 0.76m
06:50 high 3.01m
13:10 low 0.88m
18:57 high 3.22m

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